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At the Nuremberg Trials, in stark contrast to the Egyptian al-Ahram, the two Palestinian major Arab dailies, Falastin and al-Difa': "provided little coverage of Nazi policies against the Jews, although it is clear that it was aware of them" before the trials.It also chose emphasis on the Nazis' defense, omitting the detailed atrocities.<ref>Webman, Esther., Litvak, Meir. From Empathy to Denial: Arab Responses to the Holocaust. United States: Columbia University Press, 2009, pp. 29-31. [https://vdoc.pub/documents/from-empathy-to-denial-arab-responses-to-the-holocaust-352nevq8nvk0].
 
At the Nuremberg Trials, in stark contrast to the Egyptian al-Ahram, the two Palestinian major Arab dailies, Falastin and al-Difa': "provided little coverage of Nazi policies against the Jews, although it is clear that it was aware of them" before the trials.It also chose emphasis on the Nazis' defense, omitting the detailed atrocities.<ref>Webman, Esther., Litvak, Meir. From Empathy to Denial: Arab Responses to the Holocaust. United States: Columbia University Press, 2009, pp. 29-31. [https://vdoc.pub/documents/from-empathy-to-denial-arab-responses-to-the-holocaust-352nevq8nvk0].
 
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In comparison to the Egyptian press, the Palestinian press provided little coverage of Nazi policies against the Jews, although it is clear that it was aware of them. Filastin reported a story on the conference of the victorious Allied leaders in Potsdam in May 1945, citing a report criticizing the mistreatment in the displaced-persons camps of Jews who had suffered "torture, hunger and dis­ ease," in Hitler’s "detention camps."
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In comparison to the Egyptian press, the Palestinian press provided little coverage of Nazi policies against the Jews, although it is clear that it was aware of them. Filastin reported a story on the [[Potsdam Conference|conference of the victorious Allied leaders in Potsdam in May 1945]], citing a report criticizing the mistreatment in the displaced-persons camps of Jews who had suffered "torture, hunger and dis­ ease," in Hitler’s "detention camps."
    
Al-Difa' another major Palestinian paper of the time, cited on 23 December 1945 a letter by Anwar Nusayba, a member of the Arab Office in London, that blamed the Jewish Agency for the deaths of 5,700,000 Jews during the war.  
 
Al-Difa' another major Palestinian paper of the time, cited on 23 December 1945 a letter by Anwar Nusayba, a member of the Arab Office in London, that blamed the Jewish Agency for the deaths of 5,700,000 Jews during the war.  
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